Coal Control Resolves Power to Seize Mines and Transport
Washington reports a Judiciary Committee resolution seeking authority for Congress to declare necessity to seize coal mines beds and all transportation facilities. Debates examine relief measures for consumer hardship and potential impact on imports, with votes on rebate provisions and senate action discussed.
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Indictments Expected in Coal Combinations Probe
Chicago January reports indicate conspiracy indictments likely against members of three coal groups operating in Illinois and Indiana as the special grand jury investigation continues. Indictments may include witnesses who testified before the panel. One hundred ten coal wagons were seized at mayoral request and sent to relief warehouses nationwide.
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Congress Welcomes Annual Live Stock Assembly Kansas City
Senator Harris spoke as delegates gathered for the National Live Stock Association meeting in Kansas City. Discussions covered bans on certain imports, shifting naval and military funding, and proposals on bills including pensions and improvements to public works.
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Remarkable relic Mosier tale ends in tragedy
A fragmentary report describes Mosier and Waerpaea involved in a wound incident that failed to prove fatal, though the outcome remained uncertain. Officials noted the event as a notable but perilous encounter with unclear details.
Maud Mulles Ur to Date and Corn Winter Hardship
The report details a farm scene where frost and snow threaten the corn harvest. It describes two frost-bitten rifts in the field, a smoke of snow, and workers estimating that not more than half the corn crop is harvested. Some corn is stored for hog fattening as winter bites and prices loom.
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Canteen Question Fallout Shocks Lawmakers In Washington
Washington January 14 no action will be taken this session by the house committee on military affairs or by Congress on the canteen question. Chauncey Till reports receiving vast letters and petitions from across the country while discussions consider restoring the canteen to army posts. The public policy note reflects a broader probe into marriage and divorce statistics as Congress weighs amendments to budget bills to extend the census inquiry back 15 years.
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Train wreck near Aston hurts crew two dead
A passenger train on the Chicago Burlington Quincy line derailed five miles northeast of Alton Illinois in the evening wreck. The engineer died and four trainmen were injured with others escaping. Debris littered the scene as responders arrived and aided the injured passengers and crew.
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Senatorial Voter Turnout and Campaign Efforts Analyzed
Reported in the Cortte election section, voters gather for the senatorial contest while candidates court support and discuss turnout strategies. Observers note late campaigning and expected shifts as the law's implementation shapes voting dynamics.
Missouri University Bulletin Aids Public School Teachers
The agricultural department at Missouri University plans monthly bulletins to assist teachers in public schools as they introduce students to farming. When complete, the series will form a bound volume replacing a text book on agriculture, benefiting over 7,300 students statewide. The effort is said to be the first of its kind in America.
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Turmoil at a Dance and State Legislation News
Fragmented clippings report a chaotic dance scene with disorder, wage disputes, and political wrangles. It notes municipal charter discussions in Kansas cities, a push for a new charter law, and legislative sessions in Oklahoma and Illinois with shifts in party control.
Livestock and auction markets and rental notice
Markets by wire from Pyeta to Livestock section lists prices for cows sheep and hogs with figures on January markets. An advertisement at the end notes a large well lit heated hall for rent suitable for dancing parties and other gatherings, inquiring at the Journal office with Oscar E Learnard Jr. as contact.
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